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Unit
8
Section
A
Comprehension
o
f
the
text
I.
1.
They
hid
behind
their
curtains
and
peered
at
the
travelers
cautiousl
y.
2.
It
means
that
the
small
town
was
a
stage
where
the
different
travel
ers
who
passed
by
were
actors
revealing
themselves
to
the
audience-the
villagers.
3.
Probably
there
were
different
ways
of
greetings
between
them,
so
t
here
might
be
some
misunderstandings
or
inappropriate
responses.
4.
Because
she
wanted
to
sing
and
dance
so
much
that
she
thought
t
he
money
was
given
as
a
discouragement
rather
than
an
encouragement.
5.
When
she
left
her
hometown
of
Eatonville
for
Jacksonville
at
thirte
en,
she
experienced
a
huge
change
and
she
was
aware
that
she
was
black.
6.
It
means
that
she
was
not
emotionally
disturbed
by
the
fact
that
sh
e
was
a
descendent
of
slaves.
She
felt
good
about
herself.
7.
The
writer
compared
herself
to
a
brown
bag
of
mixed
items
propp
ed
up
against
a
wall
with
other
bags.
8.
As
is
described,
the
contents
revealed
are
nothing
but
common
obj
ects.
It
suggests
that
for
ordinary
people,
no
matter
whether
they
are
white
or
black,
they
share
somethi